Possible Guinea Eggs in "Quail" Batch?

[Cheyen]

aww, he is ok, just walks around slow, think he has too much lead in his a..! heheh

 

[Starkasm]

im really good with kids tho

I'll mail mine out tomorrow!

 

[bugglesmommy]

I'll mail mine out tomorrow!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

dont send them overnight with the po

 

[Cheyen]

LOL

 

[Granny Hatchet]

guess i should go tell the chicken shipper what they said. ooops

 

[smallbluejellybean]

I have done assisted hatches before. I find it helpful to keep the humidity very high around the egg since its now opened like that. It seems to help them absorb the yolk and reduce the amount of veins quicker. I use to just leave the slightly opened eggs in the normal incubator set up, but found they seemed to dry out and I lost quite a few that way. That is why I upped the humidity and it worked a lot better.

I once had to assist button quail twins out of their egg. The egg was huge and I felt for its mother and I don't have a clue how she got it out? Both chicks survived.

You seem like your doing all the right things though. I just thought you might want to try the humidity thing if your worried or want to try to speed things up a little bit.

Can't wait till we can have a look at the little guy.

 

[Cheyen]

Well, we have another pip. These eggs are full of surprises.

 

[smallbluejellybean]

Well, we have another pip. These eggs are full of surprises.

Yippie!!!! The first one has a friend to join him/her. I love hatching eggs.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

bout time ! mom gonna let you skip again tomorrow? bet not